Vicky Kaushal’s Movie Banks a Humble Rs 19.10 Crore—Was it Ticket Sales or Just His Charm?

Hey there, Bollywood buffs! Grab your popcorn and brace yourself for the latest gossip from the glitzy world of Hindi cinema. It’s your favorite Bollywood Newshound Nisha, here to spill the beans and add a twist of sarcasm to the tale of the day! 🎬✨

Chhaava, the historical epic you’ve been hearing about, isn’t just making waves—it’s creating a tsunami at the box office! Vicky Kaushal, our very own chameleon of transformation, is the man of the hour, leading this cinematic marvel to rake in a cool ₹19.10 crore on its second Monday. Yep, you read that right! The film’s total collection now stands proudly at ₹417.20 crore. Not too shabby, huh? 🙌

Directed by Laxman Utekar, Chhaava tells the story of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, with Vicky Kaushal stepping into the royal shoes. Rashmika Mandanna joins the scene as the warrior queen, Maharani Yesubai. Meanwhile, Akshaye Khanna is stirring up some historical drama as Aurangzeb. Add Ashutosh Rana, Diana Penty, and Divya Dutta to the mix, and you’ve got a celebrity filled affair that screams blockbuster!

Alia Bhatt couldn’t hold back her excitement either. She took to Instagram to gush over her former co-star, posting a snap of Vicky from the film with the caption, "Vicky Kaushal! What are you???? Cannot get over your performance in Chhaava." Aww, Alia, you’re making us blush! ❤️

And let’s not forget Katrina Kaif, who’s singing praises like a nightingale. She called Chhaava a "monumental task" and couldn’t stop raving about Vicky’s transformative prowess. According to her, those last 40 minutes of the film will leave you utterly speechless. Katrina, you had us at hello!

Chhaava is brought to you by Dinesh Vijan’s Maddock Films, adding another feather to their cap. With such powerhouse performances and a gripping story, it’s no wonder everyone’s buzzing about this cinematic spectacle.

Nisha’s Nutshell:
In the quirky world of Bollywood, when stars align and scripts shine, the box office does a happy dance. Moral of the story? If you want to conquer Bollywood, just be a historical figure with a killer cast. 😎